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11/16/2009 — Office of STEM Education Partnerships at NU seeks Web Developer
Are you a web developer interested in joining a small team to build software and websites that have the potential to be used in classrooms all over the world? The Office of STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) Education Partnerships (OSEP) at Northwestern
University is looking for a web developer to join us full-time or part-time to contribute to our educational web and software projects. The developer will work specifically on the iLabs Network
www.osep.northwestern.edu/projects/ilabs/) and GLOBE Watershed Dynamics (www.osep.northwestern.edu/projects/GLOBE/) projects. The developer will work specifically on the iLabs Network
(www.osep.northwestern.edu/projects/ilabs/) and GLOBE Watershed
Dynamics (www.osep.northwestern.edu/projects/GLOBE/) projects.
Qualifications:
· At least a BS/BA degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience
· Proficiency in web development technologies such as Flex,
Javascript, and PHP and object-oriented programming languages such as
Java
· Ability to manage a software project from its inception to
public delivery
· Experience in building web-mapping applications (GIS, GPS) and
content management system Drupal is highly desired
· Proven capability to learn new things quickly and adapt to new
or changing project requirements
· Must have an enthusiasm and a willingness to be part of a
diverse team that works in a flexible and dynamic environment.
· An interest in applying technology in educational contexts is a plus
Position: Full or part time
Pay: Depends on experience
Start Date: January 2010
To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to: osep-jobs@northwestern.edu
11/16/2009 — 2010 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship, $10,000 for female students
Dr. Anita Borg (1949-2003) devoted her life to revolutionizing the way we think about technology and dismantling the barriers that keep women and minorities from entering the computing and technology fields. In honor of Anita's vision, Google is proud to announce the 2010 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship, awarding a group of female students a $10,000 scholarship, for the 2010-2011 academic year. All finalists and scholarship recipients will also be invited to attend the annual Google Scholars' Retreat at the Googleplex in Mountain View,
California 2010.
Eligibility requirements:
Candidates must:
- Be a female student entering her senior year of undergrad study or enrolled in a graduate program in the 2010 - 2011 academic year at a university in the United States.
- Be enrolled in Computer Science or Computer Engineering Program,or a closely related technical field as a full-time student for the 2010-11 academic year.
- Maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale or 4.5 on a 5.0 scale or equivalent in your current program.
For complete details, please visit www.google.com/anitaborg
Deadline to apply: February 1, 2010 (Monday)
11/16/2009 — Naval Research Enterprise Internship Program (NREIP), Ten week summer research opportunity
The Naval Research Enterprise Internship Program (NREIP) is a ten week summer research opportunity for undergraduate Juniors & Seniors, and Graduate students, under the guidance of a mentor, at a participating Navy Laboratory (list of participating universities is available at http://www.asee.org/nreip). The stipend amounts for the program are $7500 for undergraduate students and $10,000 for graduate students. U.S. citizenship required; Permanent residents accepted at certain labs.
The online application is currently open at www.asee.org/nreip and must be completed by January 8, 2010. All accompanying documents (official transcripts and reference letters) are due by January 11, 2010.
If you have any questions please contact us.
NREIP Team
American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)
1818 N St. NW, Washington DC 20036
(202)350-5763 (office)
(202)265-8504 (fax)
www.asee.org/nreip
11/9/2009 — Home computer consultant, hourly, temporary (Evanston)
Evanston resident seeks computer savvy student to give advice on using an external hard drive, cleaning up personal computer hard drive, and purchasing new computer. $50/hr. Contact Lois Shelgren
11/5/2009 — International Research and Exchange Board: Deadline November 17, 2009
Provides students, scholars, and professionals with support to perform policy relevant field research, in the countries of Eastern Europe and Eurasia
For more information see the competition website or contact the Office of Fellowships, 847-491-2617, www.northwestern.edu/fellowships.
11/5/2009 — U.S. DOT, Volpe National Transportation Center seeks Computer Engineer
The Volpe National Transportation Systems Center, part of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Research and Innovative Technology Administration, serves as a catalyst for innovation in transportation technologies and management processes which make the transportation system more safe, effective, and efficient, by supporting transortation-related research, development, testing, evaluation, analysis initiatives and projects for Federal, state, and local agencies, public organizations, and foreign countries.
For more information, visit our website : www.volpe.dot.gov
We are seeking an experienced Computer Engineer to plan and lead projects involving multi-disciplinary research studies of modal and intermodal aviation and other transportation safety issues.
By applying advanced knowledge of computer engineering to the evaluation and design of aviation safety management systems, including risk management and aviation safety assurance programs, you will create innovative approaches for the architecture and integration of systems for the FAA and other Division clients, and expand capabilities, applications and customer bases.
As a recognized technical authority, you will explore new techniques to effectively utilize advances in computer science to develop new operational concepts to support the overall system integration and performance of a portfolio of aviation safety management and assurance systems, by developing simulations/models including designing, documenting, writing/programming, and testing the resulting software design.
Qualifications:
You must have a bachelor’s degree in engineering, (or be a registered engineer). In addition, you must have at least one year of professional engineering experience which included managing, supervising, leading, and/or performing professional engineering and scientific work involving the design, construction, and operation of computer systems, including hardware and software and their integration, for applications related to transportation , particularly the area of aviation safety.
This experience must have involved defining projects and parameters and coordinating the technical work of project teams, and must have demonstrated creativity and innovation in enhancing technical content while providing best value.
Salary: $ 103,455 – 134, 497
Benefits: As a Federal Employee you will have immediate access to an excellent benefits package: FERS Pension Plan, Company Matching 401K – Thrift Savings Plan, Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Dental & Vision, Flexible Spending Accounts, Health Savings Accounts, Paid Vacation, Paid Sick, 10 Paid Holidays, FMLA, Flexible work schedules.
Apply: To apply for this position YOU MUST go to LINK HERE and follow the How to Apply instructions to apply for this vacancy. You may also locate Vacancy Number RITA-VOLPE-1010-0001 on http://www.usajobs.gov/ and apply online using the USAJOBS online application process.
Applications must be completed online and all supporting documentation submitted by CLOSE DATE via
http://jobview.usajobs.gov/getjob.aspx?jobid=84329879
Required: U.S. Citizenship is required.
Emailed applications will not be accepted, you must apply online at:
jobview.usajobs.gov/getjob.aspx?jobid=84329879
11/4/2009 — Atelier Collective seeks paid web development intern
JOB DESCRIPTION
Atelier Collective is currently looking for a paid web development intern with an immediate start date to help with various projects needed for one of our client’s websites. The client is a start-up sports nutrition company that is creating an innovative online-only business concept. The job would entail several projects as needed on an ongoing basis and can be done virtually from home/cell. Opportunity for permanent placement as our go-to web developer. It is a great opportunity for students looking to build a freelance business, as we have many client needs where we can consistently feed work. Pay is competitive and hourly.
SKILLS
+ Web development fluency
+ E-commerce experience
+ Paypal API integration
+ Joomla 1.5.6 CMS
+ Virtuemart 1.1.4
+ Multi-task effectively and turn results quickly
+ In process of/recently completed undergraduate education from top school
CONTACT
If you are interested, please submit a resume and brief cover letter with hourly fees to andrei@ateliercollective.com. Andrei Najjar is managing partner and alumnus of Northwestern for both undergraduate and graduate studies.
ABOUT
Atelier Collective is a strategic lifestyle business development firm that delivers fresh, groundbreaking results to clients looking to innovate their fashion and social proposition to
their consumers. Through our comprehensive turn-key approach, we work with a variety of
companies and industries to provide 360-degree turnkey strategic consulting and implementation that optimize clients' businesses and brand presence among tastemakers and the general public alike. Nothing that we do is standard. Our client list spans across many industries and disciplines, and includes leading global retailers, hotels, celebrities, beauty brands, design houses, consumer packaged goods companies, and non-profit organizations. We are based in Los Angeles, with satellite offices in New York, London, and Toronto.
For more information, please visit www.ateliercollective.com
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11/3/2009 — AfterCollege scholarship deadline approaching
AfterCollege is funding four $500 scholarships annually for engineering students. The winner for our September deadline has been announced, and we wanted to remind you that we have one more deadline in 2009; Thursday December 31st.
To apply for the December deadline,
/aftercollege_engineering_student_scholarship/">go here.
Although the deadline is next month, we encourage you to sign up today before the holiday season and finals.
Thank you and good luck!
10/29/2009 — InPursuit Internship Conference
Take the time to Get Ready, Set and Go to the InPursuit Conference! Learn essential internship search techniques, master the way to market yourself to employers and discover career options for you… all in one afternoon!
Registration is open to all enrolled NU Freshman, Sophomores & Juniors- but Hurry Space is limited to the first 150.
RSVP on CareerCat under Events/Workshops (access your account from http://www.northwestern.edu/careers/nuresources/MonsterTRAKCareerCat.html)
If you have questions please contact Rachel Garson at r-garson@northwestern.edu.
10/29/2009 — iD Tech camps seeks women students as instructors
My name is Julie and I work for a computer camp for kids called iD Tech Camps. We are always looking to promote women in technology! We do this by being role models and working to hire women as our camp technology instructors.
iD Tech Camps is America’s #1 summer computer camp for kids and teens! We are a family company that offers immersive courses in 3D video game design, web design, Flash®, programming, robotics, digital video editing and more at 60 prestigious universities across the country including Northwestern, MIT, Princeton, Harvard and UCLA. iD Tech Camps has teamed with industry giants to deliver state-of-the-art curricula, hardware and software. Camp Instructors teach using the latest software such as Adobe® CS4, Maya® Unlimited, Microsoft® XNA®, Spore™ Creature Creator and more.
Every year – we look to hire computer and technology instructors from Northwestern to teach at our camp there.
Some folks who have worked for us have gone on to work at Ebay, Google, NASA, and so much more! It’s a GREAT summer job for anyone in computer engineering or any other field. We also hire for full time, year round positions!
www.internaldrive.com/summer_employment.htm
10/26/2009 — Graduate Fellowship Opportunities for International Research
Social Science Research Council-
International Dissertation Research
Fellowship Deadline November 3
Offers nine to twelve months of support to doctoral students in
the humanities and social sciences to conduct dissertation
research outside of the United States
Fulbright-Hays -- Campus Deadline
November 9
Funds individual doctoral students to conduct research abroad
in modern foreign languages and area studies for periods of six
to 12 months
International Research & Exchange
Board- Individual Advanced Research
Opportunities Deadline November 17
Provides students, scholars, and professionals with support to
perform policy relevant field research, in the countries of
Eastern Europe and Eurasia
Office of Fellowships
1940 Sheridan Road., 847.491.2617
www.northwestern.edu/fellowships
fellowships@northwestern.edu
10/26/2009 — Epic (Madison WI): Softare Development
Epic is a national leader in software development for healthcare systems, and we support some of the largest and most respected healthcare organizations in the country. Each year we receive resumes from students at Northwestern, and we are very impressed by the caliber of these applicants. It is clear that the professors and staff from your school are doing a wonderful job.
We are currently looking for talented individuals for our Software Development position. Software Developers at Epic work on small teams and participate in all aspects of the development process, from meeting customers and designing cutting-edge functionality through implementation, quality assurance, and delivery. To qualify, you must have a BS/BA or MS in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or Math, plus a track record of academic excellence. Because Epic sponsors visas for qualified applicants, this position is open to international students.
Visit at our website our website.
We look forward to seeing more great resumes from your students!
10/26/2009 — Quantitative Risk Management, Inc. -- Software Engineer
Company
Description
The
firm is the world’s leading enterprise risk management consulting firm. The
firm develops industry-leading risk management principles, practices, and
models, and provides clients with the advice, knowledge, and tools necessary to
adopt those innovations, thus increasing their risk-adjusted returns. For
over 20 years, the company has partnered with clients to enhance their ability
to measure risk, identify profitable opportunities, and make sound financial
decisions. With offices in Chicago, London, and Singapore, the
firm has established over 250 long-term engagements with top financial
institutions from the banking, finance, and insurance industries worldwide.
Job
Description
The
company is looking for highly motivated and talented individuals to join our
fast-paced development team in its Chicago Loop headquarters to design and
create world class financial models and systems used to enhance the
profitability of its clients. As a Software Engineer, you will join a
group a top-caliber developers responsible for doing test-driven development of
software components using C# in multiple layers including the user interface,
business domain, and data access. You would also be responsible for maintaining
existing modules and helping address client issues as necessary.
Opportunities
for career advancement abound and we provide a highly competitive compensation
and benefits package befitting its industry leading position. No travel
is required.
Qualifications
Candidates
must enjoy challenges and demonstrate initiative to solve tough problems and
produce results. Strong verbal and written communication skills are a must for
working with other developers, financial analysts, and managers as a team.
Extra efforts to learn new technologies and improve your financial knowledge
are also expected. Company offers an environment where you can continually
learn in both the technical and financial domains, and channel your creativity
into innovative software development. You will work with the best
professionals in an agile environment to hone your own professional skills.
To
be a Software Engineer, you must have a strong understanding of object-oriented
analysis and design and the software development process, solid coding and
debugging skills, and a passion for contributing in a group environment.
Proficiency in an object-oriented language such as C#, Java or C++ is
essential. Knowledge of relational databases is highly desired. A bachelor's
degree is required, ideally in computer science or a related field, and a
graduate degree is a plus.
To Apply
Submit
a cover letter and resume:
· please visit http://www.qrm.com/careers/index.html
· click on the Resume Submission link
· fill out all required fields
· select 'yes' when responding to 'Did you find
this position through a job ad'
· choose: 'CSE'
· attach your resume and cover letter and click
on 'Submit'
10/22/2009 — Bengal Capital: Seeking Computer Scientists and Engineers
Bengal Capital is a Chicago based proprietary trading firm specializing in the trading of equity options. The success of our trading depends heavily upon our custom trading models and software. We are seeking motivated ambitious individuals with Degrees in Computer Science or Engineering to join our Technology team to develop these proprietary trading tools. Candidates should be detail-oriented and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment. Starting compensation and benefits are competitive with definite potential for advancement at this young and growing firm.
Bengal Capital’s trading platform uses both Windows (.Net) and Linux environments. System administration, networking, and general IT knowledge will be helpful. Programming in C#, C++, SQL, and Python will all likely be encountered, so experience programming in these or similar languages is beneficial. We are looking to fill at least one position immediately. Recent or winter graduates please apply.
Resumes or any inquiries should be sent to Ben Severson at bens@bengalcap.com
10/20/2009 — Part-time programmer
Expected weekly hours: 10 hours/week, started immediately
Rate: $25/hr
Other benefits: Possible authorship in publications dependent on
contribution
Job Summary:
The programmer will work closely with PIs to conduct
bioinformatics/computational biology related programming work
sponsored by National Cancer Institute (NCI).
Specific Responsibilities:
Web server setup and maintenance.
Simple web interface design. HTML programming
Large scale biological data storage and management using
relational database
Qualifications:
Proficiency in any programming language (e.g., Perl, Python,
Java, RUBY) for web-applications. Familiar with relational database
for data storage and management. Undergraduate or graduate students
skilled in computer programming are all welcome.
Contacts:
Prof. Ji-Ping Wang,
Department of Statistics
jzwang@northwestern.edu
847-467-6896
10/14/2009 — www.centro.net BI Developer
Looking for a candidate that is passionate about their craft, excited about open source software, loves to immerse themselves in data and is
up to the challenge to provide solutions that increase business value and drive competitive edge. Responsibilities:
* Identify and document data requirements and data delivery functionality
* Create report definition, report templates, reports and distribution capability
* Develop multi-dimensional semantic layer, query objects, OLAP structures
* Create dashboards and business intelligence applications
* Support ad-hoc data analysis and complex query development on request
* Evaluate, install, build, configure, deploy, upgrade, test, tune, administer, monitor, support, troubleshoot business intelligence software
Deliverables (% of time):
* Working with the business to document reporting requirements (15%)
* Building out the semantic layer (15%)
* Building (Static/Interactive) Reports (20%)
* Servicing Ad-Hoc Query Requests (20%)
* Data Analysis (10%)
* Reporting metadata and process documentation (5%)
* Reporting and analysis tool standards and processes (5%)
* Platform support (10%)
Education:
BS in Computer Science, or equivalent experience required.
Work Experience:
0-4 years; corporate experience is much less important than having a passion for business intelligence and data warehousing
Technical Experience:
* strong written and verbal communication skills
* proficiency in one programming or shell language
* proficiency in database concepts and design
* proficiency in data modeling
* proficiency in SQL (ideally postgreSQL)
* MDX (ideally
)
* Pentaho BI Server (ideally)
To apply, please forward a copy of your resume with the job title
included in the subject line to: greatjobs@centro.net cc: peter.schmidt@centro.net
10/9/2009 — Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling seeks SysAdmin
JOB DESCRIPTION: We are seeking a capable and responsible systems administrator for the Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling (CCL) http://ccl.northwestern.edu/.
The main component of the job is
Unix (Linux) systems administrator:
Maintaining the CCL's 3 Linux servers and associated services and technologies including backups. This includes maintaining mailing lists and aliases (Postfix and Mailman), Apache servers, and a code repository (utilizing SVN and Trac).
In addition to these responsibilities, the administrator will be responsible for troubleshooting CCL Macintosh and PCs when necessary.
QUALIFICATIONS: Experience with UNIX system administration preferred, but the position is also open to proficient UNIX users with a strong desire to learn UNIX system administration and the ability to learn quickly. Some light programming (Python, Perl shell scripting, etc.) may be involved. Knowledge of Mac and Windows platforms and an eagerness to learn and solve problems. Experience with hardware configuration is also required.
PAY RATE: Range is $11-15/hr depending on experience.
HOURS: 8 hrs/week minimum (if you want more hours than that, we can support up to 20 hrs/week).
Interested? Please email us: oas@ccl.northwestern.edu.
10/8/2009 — WNUR seeks webmaster as a work-study job
We are seeking a work-study webmaster for WNUR. Ideally this
person would have experience programming PHP and using Apache, and at
least needs to know html and css. Candidates must be qualified for
work-study.
The position pays a minimum of $9.00/hr, with the number of hours per
week contingent on the candidate's total work-study allocation.
Qualified and interested persons
please email Paul Riismandel (p-riismandel@northwestern.edu) with either a resume or a statement of
qualifications.
10/7/2009 — The Mind Research Network and the Department of Psychology (University of New Mexico)
Post-Doc: Forensic research positions are currently available in Dr. Kent Kiehl’s laboratory at The Mind Research Network and the Department of Psychology at the University of New Mexico (open until filled). Ph.D. in psychology/neuroscience/engineering or related field is required; pay will be commensurate with experience. All candidates should possess strong interest, and preferably experience, working with incarcerated populations. Duties include working with a research team on several grant funded studies examining the cognitive and neural systems underlying adolescent and adult psychopathy, substance abuse, and related illnesses. Write papers based on collected data from grant funded studies (topics flexible) and submit applications for independent grant funding. Hires will learn to assess psychopathy via clinical interviews, perform neuropsychological testing and DSM-IV structured interviews, and assist with preparation of grants, ethics/IRB proposals, and manuscripts. Qualified hires will also receive training in brain imaging (event-related potentials (ERP) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)) data collection and analyses. Position will include access to the MRN Mobile Imaging System that is deployed to local prisons (adolescent and adult male/female facilities). Please submit by email a cover letter including statement of research interests and training, curriculum vitae and names of three references to kkiehl@mrn.org or apply thru our website www.mrn.org.
RAII: Clinical research assistant positions are currently available in Dr. Kent Kiehl’s laboratory at The Mind Research Network and the Department of Psychology at the University of New Mexico (open until filled). Bachelor’s degree required (MA and/or Ph.D. also accepted); pay will be commensurate with experience. All candidates should possess strong interest, and preferably experience, working with incarcerated populations. Duties include working with a research team on several grant funded studies examining the cognitive and neural systems underlying adolescent and adult psychopathy, substance abuse, and related illnesses. Hires will learn to assess psychopathy via clinical interviews, perform neuropsychological testing and DSM-IV structured interviews, and assist with preparation of grants, ethics proposals, and manuscripts. Clinical assessment training will be provided. This is an excellent opportunity for recent college graduates who are seeking to go onto graduate or medical school. Qualified hires will also receive training in brain imaging (event-related potentials (ERP) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)) data collection and analyses. Position will include access to the MIND Mobile Imaging System that is deployed to local prisons (adolescent and adult male/female facilities). Please submit by email a cover letter including statement of research interests and training, curriculum vitae and names of three references to kkiehl@mrn.org or apply thru our website www.mrn.org.
10/7/2009 — SocialDevCamp Chicago: A free un-conference uniting entrepreneurs, developers, marketers, academics
A free un-conference uniting entrepreneurs, developers, marketers, and academics for a weekend of discussion surrounding the social web. In addition to discussions, there will also be a hackathon judged by local developers Harper Reed (former CTO of Threadless) and Pek Pongpaet (RoundArch/Hot Tweeters). Link: socialdevcampchicago.com
10/5/2009 — Undergraduate Design Help Needed (Kellogg) before 10/12
$150 for a few hours’ worth of work!
· Who: A Kellogg School of Management student conference team is seeking design work.
· What: Two pieces are needed for delivery:
1) A small flash advertisement that is to consist of two-four static images rotating. One or two of those images will need to be designed.
2) An HTML email, using existing graphics we will provide.
· When: These must be delivered by Monday, October 12th. The flash will take first priority, and the email could be delivered as late as Wednesday, October 14th.
· How Much: The payment for this job will be $150.
· Contact Information: Any interested students should contact Mark Sembler (msembler2010@kellogg.northwestern.edu)
9/29/2009 — Morningstar Development Program
Campus visit: October 8, 2009, 5-7 p.m., Tech M345
Sponsored by the McCormick Leadership Council
Explore
facebook.com/MorningstarDevelopmentProgram
twitter.com/mdps
youtube.com/mstarhr
Apply
mdp.morningstar.com
Download the poster.
9/28/2009 — AfterCollege Engineering Student Scholarship Fund: Deadline October 30
This is a final reminder that the application deadline for the AfterCollege Engineering Student Scholarship Fund is coming up next Wednesday, September 30th. This is the first of four application deadlines for the 2009-10 academic year. It’s not too late to apply. Please visit the site below to access the application:
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